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Post February 11 2016

NewsHour hosts Democratic Primary Debate tonight!

Thursday night at 9 p.m. EST, Sen. Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton will face off once again, this time fresh from an overwhelming Sanders victory in the New Hampshire primary.

Daily Video February 10 2016

Outsiders Trump and Sanders win New Hampshire primary

Washington outsiders Donald Trump and Senator Bernie Sanders won big in the New Hampshire primary Tuesday night.

Daily Video February 09 2016

Hillary Clinton supporters clash with young females, Sanders supporters

Hillary Clinton found herself navigating controversy this week stemming from comments made by her supporters.

Daily Video February 08 2016

How drones could help predict tornadoes

A multi-million dollar science grant will help researchers look at new ways to predict severe weather in Oklahoma where 100 tornadoes struck in just the past year.

Student Voices February 08 2016

New Hampshire teen tells young people to get out and vote

I used to pay no attention to politics, like any other teenager. But from my first town hall meeting I was fascinated about everything from analyzing the supporters there to actually listening to the way candidates address their audience.

Lesson Plan February 06 2016

Lesson Plan: A history of discrimination and its consequences

"A History of Discrimination and Its Consequences" lesson plan allows students to think about the battles fought during the Civil Rights Movement in order for every citizen to be able to achieve the American Dream.

DraftKings Inc. And FanDuel Inc. Applications As Ad Spending Increases

Daily Video February 05 2016

Fantasy sports: gambling or skills-based fun?

Online fantasy sports leagues have exploded in popularity as companies scramble to attract new players to the online betting forums, but the odds of making money are not in the average players’ favor.

Lesson Plan February 05 2016

Lesson Plan: What is Discrimination?

This lesson on discrimination is designed for middle and high school students with intellectual disabilities. It is designed specifically for students who have difficulty with verbal and written expression.

Post February 05 2016

World news quiz: Groundhog Day and world leaders

The U.S. breathed a sigh of relief when Punxsutawney Phil failed to see his shadow, predicting an early spring. Do other countries have such a furry forecaster? Take our 5-minute quiz to get this answer and more.

Lesson Plan February 04 2016

Personal Reflections on the Poetry of Maya Angelou - Lesson Plan

Students will watch and read Maya Angelou’s poem, “On the Pulse of Morning,” then analyze and reflect on the words of this Renaissance woman.

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